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To create meaningful change by increasing communication, partnerships and goodwill among stakeholders in the areas of mental health treatment, advocacy, and clinical research with an emphasis on community and advocacy engagement, stigma reduction, and ensuring that clinical research is recognized as a trusted care option.
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In this month’s podcast, Leslee Bagley shares her story to inspire and bring hope to others living with mental illnesses.
Leslee’s main message is one of hope: “I am proof that treatment really does work.” She urges those with mental illnesses to let people know what was going on with them and not suffer in silence. If you are still breathing then your story is not over.
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“The way a person’s brain responds to stress following a traumatic event, such as a car accident, may help to predict their long-term mental health outcomes”
Brain activity patterns after trauma may predict long-term mental health
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Study shows link between post-trauma brain activity and symptoms of anxiety, PTSD six months later.Don't miss today's Site:Site Zoom Conversation on Staffing and Site Operations. Register in advance at lnkd.in/d-apW_qp
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The STARR Coalition is hosting an interactive conversation via Zoom for sites to discuss staff challenges. Topics to include navigating staffing challenges both internal and with partners, and discussion around how sites can work together and partner on projects, and sponsor communication related to...Latest News
One of the STARR Coalition’s favorite advocates is Matthew Shapiro, Associate Director of Public Affairs for NAMI New York State and winner of the distinguished Lew Yagodnik Award for 2020. Matthew’s publicly espoused, unwavering commitment to mental health research has made him a powerful ally in our fight against the stigma of mental health research. […]
